A violation of a norm that has been codified into law.
What is What is Crime. Crime is when official rules and regulations have been broken and in result, can lead to imprisonment.
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behavior that departs from societal or group norms is referred to as this
What is Deviance
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This theory views deviance as a natural part of society.
What is Strain Theory
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What type of crime includes tax evasion, embezzlement, insider trading or ponzi schemes (like Bernard Madoff’s)?
What is White Collar Crime
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This term describes the labels a society uses to devalue members of certain social groups
What is Stigma
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Besides the death penalty, what is the highest legal action any form of government can pursue, whether it be federal or state, when dealing with crime?
What is being arrested and put into prison.
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This is the name for formal and informal ways of enforcing norms.
What is Social Control
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This Theory states that we learn deviance from the different groups we associate with.
What is Differential Association Theory
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What type of crime includes battery against an individual with or without a robbery?
What is Violent Crime
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This is the term for the rate at which prisoners are rearrested.
What is Recidivism
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What is a societal factor that contributes to Blue Collar Crime?
What is when one lacks education, jobs, poor social and economic opportunities.
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This is the stage in which one internalizes a deviant identity by integrating it into their self-concept.
What is Secondary Deviance
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Which theory of deviance believes all people commit deviant acts at some point in their life but society only reacts when a person is caught?
What is Labeling Theory
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What type of crime includes large scale criminal enterprises including racketeering and extortion to drug dealing and prostitution?
What is Organized Crime
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Getting 'jumped' is often an initiation process into what deviant group.
What is gangs
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When B-Landon stole a Lamborghini, this was an example of ______ deviance.
What is Primary Deviance. This was the first thing he did, everything else following was in result of this primary action.
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An organized group or movement that advocates and practices hatred, hostility, or violence towards members of a race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation or any other designated sector of society.
What is Hate Group
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Which theory of deviance states deviance is a natural occurrence and conformity occurs due to societal controls like stigmas and sanctions?
What is Control Theory
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The case of cyber-bullying involving Dharun Ravi and Tyler Clementi. Ravi crimes were linked to a type of crime.
What is Hate Crime.
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This is one way norms make social life possible.
What is by making life predictable OR What is by bringing social order?
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As a result of being labeled a thief, B-Landon resorted into a life of crime. In doing so, B-Landon was influenced by society, this type of influence is called.
What is Self-Fulling Prophecy
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Things such as fines and imprisonment that are intended to stop socially unacceptable behavior.
What is Negative Sanctions
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The structural strain theory associated with Merton which states deviance is a natural outgrowth of the values, norms, and structure of society. What are the five ways of achieving cultural goals in this theory?
What is What are... 1. Conformity 2. Innovation 3. Ritualism 4. Retreatism 5. Rebellion
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People who committed crimes by age 10 to 17 represent this type of crime.
What is Juvenile Deviants (Delinquents)
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What part of the criminal justice system enforces sanctions used to punish criminals?